Members’ Ink is a silent auction in support of Open Studio’s programming, including exhibitions, education, and professional development and studio access for artists.

Superstratum is a survey of the Earth’s surface—a new layer in the making. Morgan Wedderspoon brings together found objects and borrowed text to inquire into the relationship between the inconsistent human subject and crisis of global warming.

'Even the continents have no place but earth' is an installation of contiguous prints and paper sculptures which disrupt scale, develop new relationships, and facilitate a metamorphosis of materials.

Botanique is part of an ongoing body of work that explores Stewart’s long fascination with utopian architecture, the early history of photography and notions of archiving and collecting.

Each year Open Studio selects four professional artists with or without printmaking experience to create traditional and/or experimental works in the print medium of their choice, working collaboratively with a print media artist.

Each year Open Studio selects four professional artists with or without printmaking experience to create traditional and/or experimental works in the print medium of their choice, working collaboratively with a print media artist.

Footnotes is the first solo exhibition of work by Michelle Forsyth in Toronto. Her work is both material and conceptual, and encompasses a variety of media including printmaking. She examines her changing relationship to the objects in her home.

A Featured Exhibition in the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival. The Shape of the Middle is a response to the specific material parameters at the intersection of printmaking and photography.

This new body of work is a continuation of Cynthia Dinan-Mitchell’s surrealist botanical inspiration. The hand-painted screenprints reference the vanitas theme.

Emma Nishimura is a Toronto based artist who uses a diversity of media. Her work addresses ideas of memory and loss that are rooted within family stories and inherited narratives.